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Theatre

What’s Yours

Keziah Warner’s play about everyday adulting
Red Stitch
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ABR Arts • 06 August 2025
Theatre

What’s Yours

Keziah Warner’s play about everyday adulting
Red Stitch
by •
ABR Arts • 06 August 2025
Carissa Lee as Lia and Christina O’Neill as Jo (photograph courtesy of Red Stitch)
Carissa Lee as Lia and Christina O’Neill as Jo (photograph courtesy of Red Stitch)

The choice to have children is one of contemporary society’s most contentious conundrums, and in Red Stitch’s latest show What’s Yours the public debate gets explored with depth, nuance, and humour. Written by Keziah Warner and directed by Isabella Vadiveloo, the production stars Helpmann-award-winning actor Christina O’Neill as Jo, Noongar actor Carissa Lee as Lia, and Kevin Hofbauer as Simon, whose complicated past becomes even more entangled in the present.

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Vyshnavee Wijekumar

Vyshnavee Wijekumar is a freelance writer for The Age, The Saturday Paper, and ABC Online. She makes regular appearances on community radio station Triple R. She is passionate about empowering people, communities and future generations, and creating space for challenging conversations.

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Vyshnavee Wijekumar

Vyshnavee Wijekumar is a freelance writer for The Age, The Saturday Paper, and ABC Online. She makes regular appearances on community radio station Triple R. She is passionate about empowering people, communities and future generations, and creating space for challenging conversations.

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  • This sounds like the everyday life lived by some people I have heard of - not as lived by me or people I know. The advertising executive is not an everyday person - whatever her character, she is one of the 'haves' in our lives. When people like this can't get what they want and need, it is not interesting.

    Most of us don't live with 'autonomy'.
    Posted by Kym Houghton
    13 August 2025

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